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Charges laid after Etobicoke BBQ restaurant openly defies lockdown rules for second straight day

Police have laid nine charges after an Etobicoke barbecue restaurant openly flouted public health restrictions prohibiting on-site dining for a second straight day.
Toronto police have identified person of interest in murders of Barry and Honey Sherman

A person of interest has been identified in the murders of billionaire couple Barry and Honey Sherman, the Toronto Police Service confirmed to CP24 on Wednesday.
When will the COVID-19 pandemic be over? Toronto's top doctor answers COVID-related questions

Every person in Toronto is at risk of acquiring COVID-19. That’s the stern warning from Toronto’s public health official on Wednesday after presenting a map that showed almost all of the neighbourhoods in the city meeting the criteria for the province’s red zone.
All residents of Ontario should only celebrate holidays with members of own household, Ford says

All residents of Ontario are being advised to only spend the holidays with members of their own household, Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday.
Mississauga wants to limit sales of non-essential items at big box stores

Mississauga wants to limit big box stores from selling non-essential items in an effort to level the playing field for small businesses that have been affected by the lockdown.
Ontario passes legislation to make daylight time permanent

The Ontario government has passed legislation that would end the bi-annual changing of clocks, making daylight time permanent in the province.
Family employed by province perpetrated $11M COVID benefit fraud: civil claim

Four family members who worked for the Ontario government in information technology defrauded the province of at least $11 million destined as COVID-19 relief money, a statement of claim alleges.
'Stick with the number crunching:' Ford hits back at AG's criticism of COVID-19 response

Ontario’s chief medical officer of health and his associates “did not lead” the province’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic in its early days and repeatedly ordered measures only when it was too late, the auditor general wrote in a scathing report.
Here’s a list of outdoor activities that will be open this winter in Toronto

While much of Toronto has been shut down by a second COVID-19 lockdown, city officials have unveiled a list of activities that will be available for those itching to stretch their legs outdoors this winter.
Province orders Burlington hospital to manage Mississauga long-term care home dealing with COVID-19 outbreak

The province has ordered a Burlington hospital to take over the management of a Mississauga long-term care home where 18 residents have died after contracting COVID-19.
Five Things To Know: Auditor general's report on Ontario's COVID-19 response

Ontario's auditor general released a report on Wednesday that sharply criticized the province's COVID-19 response. Among other things, auditor general Bonnie Lysyk said that Ontario's measures were “slower and more reactive relative to most other provinces.”
Ontario reports 35 more deaths, a record-high in second wave of COVID-19 pandemic, and 1,373 new infections

Ontario is reporting 1,373 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday and an additional 35 deaths, the highest number of fatalities recorded in a single day during the second wave of the pandemic.
Swimming lessons must be considered essential to prevent senseless drownings: advocate

The owner of a local swimming school is urging the provincial government to reconsider swimming lessons as an essential service as Toronto and Peel Region are in a lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Magical Day: A memorable Canadian one-off with the mighty Maradona

It's a play that remains fresh in soccer coach Peter Pinizzotto's mind even though it happened nearly 25 years ago.
'It is not as simple as thinking the numbers will go down after 28 days,' Brampton mayor says of lockdown

The lockdown in Peel Region is not likely to dramatically reduce the number of new COVID-19 infections in Brampton without other supports in place, the city’s mayor said Wednesday.
Liberals to unveil first step on child-care plan in economic update, sources say

The federal Liberals will take a small step toward a plan to create a national daycare system, with sources telling The Canadian Press next week's economic update will have money for a new federal child-care body.
Police lay first-degree murder charge in homicide case dating back four decades

A man has been charged with first-degree murder in a case dating back four decades, a rare feat that provincial police said cannot make up for the tremendous loss a family experienced.
Advocacy groups slam regulator's latest statement on airline refunds

Consumer rights advocates are criticizing the latest statement on airline refunds from the country's transport regulator, saying it contradicts federal and provincial rules to the detriment of customers.
Canada tests its emergency public alert system

Most people across Canada can expect an interruption today by an emergency public alert that will be broadcast on television, radio and sent to mobile devices as part of a countrywide test of the system.

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